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Illinois Residents Urged to Protect Pets from Hot Cars

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Even a moderately warm day can quickly turn a parked car into a deadly trap for animals. Studies have shown that the temperature inside a car can rise by nearly 20 degrees within just 10 minutes. The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals highlight the potential for brain damage or death within 15 minutes of a dog being left in a hot car.

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Illinois Residents Urged to Protect Pets from Hot Cars

Country Herald is a community news platform for Kankakee, Iroquois, and Will County. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. CHICAGO, IL – As the summer heat intensifies across Illinois, animal welfare advocates are sounding the alarm about the dangers of leaving pets unattended in hot vehicles. With temperatures soaring, even a moderately warm day can quickly turn a parked car into a deadly trap for animals. Petplan, a lead…

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Illinois Residents Urged to Protect Pets from Hot Cars

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